1. In classifying a 14 months old child
w/ cough or difficulty of breathing,
he has no danger sign, no chest
indrawing and his RR is 44 bpm.
A. Pneumonia
B. No Pneumonia
C. Very severe Pneumonia or
disease
D. Only cough or cold
C. Sick children aged 1 month up
to 5yrs
D. Sick children aged 1 year up
to 5yrs
5. In IMCI case management process,
assessment is the initial step in
checking for the general danger Sx.
Except?
2. The objectives of IMCI were:
1. Reduce deaths of a child
below 5 yrs old
1. Convulsion and vomiting
2. Unable
lethargic
2. Reduce frequency & severity
of illness & disability
3. It contributes to growth &
development
4. None of the above
A. 1,2
C. 1,2,3
B. 2&3
D. 4 only
3. IMCI management includes the ff.,
SATA (select all that apply).
4. Diarrhea and fever
A. 4 only
B. 1,2
C. 2,3
D.1,2,3
6. In IMCI, which of the ff. danger signs
are to be monitored by the nurse?
SATA
1. Cough or difficult breathing
2. Wheezing
2. Classification
3. Diarrhea
3. Treatment
4. Fever
A. 1,2
B. 2,3
C. 1,2,3
D. 1,2,3,4
4. The clinical guidelines, which are
based on expert clinical opinion and
research result, are diagnosed for the
management of:
A. Sick children aged 1 day up to
breastfeed and
3. Chest indrawing and Lethargic
1. Assessment
4. Counsel
to
A. 1,2
B. 1,2,3
C. 1,2,4
D. 1,2,3,4
7. Nurse Zar performed more than
30mins of thorough CPR w/ baby boy
Zandro but no signs of survival, when
nurse Zar is going to stop rendering
CPR? SATA
1. Regains pulse and breathing
5yrs
2. Too exhausted to continue
B. Sick children aged 1 week up
to 5yrs
3. A physician tells you to stop
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4. Scene becomes unsafe
A. 1,2
B. 1,3
C. Disorientation
C. 1,2,3
D. 1,2,3,4
D. Obtundation
8. How long should you check for
breathing while performing CPR for an
infant?
12. What Glasgow Coma Scale score
requires intubation because the airway
reflexes are affected?
A. Not longer than 10 seconds
A. 8 or less
B. Do not check for breathing,
continues chest compression
B. 9 or less
C. 10 or less
C. 2 seconds
D 10 or greater
D. 5 seconds
9. Before responding to a first aid
scenario, what is the first question you
should ask at the scene?
13. The Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS)
assesses what areas of response to
stimuli? SATA
1. Auditory response
A. Age of the injured or ill person
2. Verbal response
B. Nature of injury
3. Tactile response
C. Time of the injury
4. Eye-opening response
D. Safety of the scene
5. Motor response
10. What is the priority nursing
intervention
when
a
child
is
unconscious after a fall?
A.
assessment
Perform
neurologic
B. Monitor intracranial pressure
C. Establish an adequate airway
D. Determine whether a neck
injury is present
11. A 16yrs old child w/ head injury and
w/ minimal response to stimuli. Which
term is used to describe a child’s LOC
when the child can be aroused w/
stimulation?
A. Stupor
B. Confusion
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A. 1,2
B. 2,3
C. 2,4,5
D. 1,2,3,4,5
14. It has been defined as a “group of
permanent
disorders
of
the
development
of
movement
and
posture, causing activity limitation,
that are attributed to non-progressive
disturbances that occurred in the
developing fetal or infant brain”
A. Cretinism
B. Anencephaly
C. Cerebral Palsy
D. Autism Spectrum Disorder
15. You’re caring for a patient w/
hydrocephalus, which of the ff. nursing
intervention should you include In your
plan of care?
hrs
A. Monitoring for Sx of increase
intracranial pressure (ICP)
D. Application
adherent dressing
B. Head measurement once a
week
C.
Position
Trendelenburg position
patient
on
D. All of the above
C. Dressing change every 2 to 4
of moist non-
19.
20. It is series of generalized seizures
that
occur
w/out
recovery
of
consciousness
A. Epilepsy
16. The ff. are clinical manifestations of
hydrocephalus. Please SATA.
1. Bulging fontanels
2. Frontal bossing
3. Enlarged head
4. Sunset eyes
A. 1,2,3,4
B. 1,2,3
C. 1,2
D. 1,3
17. The ff. are diagnostic examination
to evaluate spina bifida. SATA
1. MRI
B. Primary seizure
C. Secondary seizure
D. Status epilepticus
21. A preschooler was diagnosed w/
seizure disorder, the clinic nurse is
teaching
preschool
teachers
interventions after a seizure episode,
which one should you include in your
plan of care?
A. Agitate
the
maintain consciousness
patient
B. Place in prone position
C. Place in side lying position
2. CT scan
D. All of the above
3. Spina bifida
4. Amniocentesis
A. 1,2,3,4
B. 1,2,3
C. 2,3
D. 1,4
18. Which of ff. action should you
correct if you see being done to a
newborn w/ myelomeningocele who
will undergo surgical correction?
22. The nurse creates a plan of care for
a child at risk for tonic-clonic seizures.
In the plan of care, the nurse seizure
precautions and documents that which
item need to be at the child’s bedside?
A.
oxygen
Suctioning
equipment
B. Emergency cart
A. Diapering the baby
C. Tracheostomy set
B. Doing ROM exercises
D. Padded tongue blade
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to
and
23. The ff. are causes of dwarfism.
SATA
1. GH deficiency
3. Achondroplasia
4. Radiation exposure
B. 1,3,4
C. 1,2,3
D. 1,2,3,4
B. 1,2,3,4
C. 1,2
D. 2,3,4
28. You’re doing diet modification
health teaching to a mother whose
child was diagnosed w/ celiac disease,
which of the ff. information should you
include in your teaching plan?
2. Genetics
A. 1,2
A. 1,2,3
A. Include rice and corn I diet
25. A condition of severely stunted
physical and mental growth due to
untreated congenital deficiency of
thyroid
hormones
(congenital
hypothyroidism)
B. Instruct to include wheat and
oats in the child’s diet
C. Instruct to include gluten rich
food in diet
D. all of the above
29. A 6 months old infant was rushed
to the hospital, the mother said that
her child has projectile vomiting and
palpable olive-shaped mass in the
epigastrium, this are indicative of what
disease?
A. Cretinism
B. Mental retardation
C. Cerebral palsy
D. Dwarfism
26. You’re caring for a preschooler,
diagnose w/ SIADH after surgery,
which of the ff. nursing intervention
should include in your plan of care.
A. Pyloric stenosis
A. Increase
administration
D. Celiac disease
intravenous
B. Hirschsprung disease
C. Intussusception
fluid
B. Increase oral fluid intake
30. The ff. are clinical manifestations of
acute appendicitis. SATA
C. Decrease sodium in diet
1. Blumberg sign
D. Fluid restriction
2. Rovsing sign
3. Psoas sign
27. The ff. are physical characteristics
of a patient w/ Cushing syndrome.
SATA
1. Moon face
2. Temporal fat
3. Weight gain
4. Pendulous abdomen
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4. Brudzinski’s sign
A. 1,2,3
B. 1,2,3,4
C. 1,2
D. 2,3
31.
The
ff.
are
therapeutic
management of intussusception. SATA
1. NG decompression
2.
reduction
Non-surgical
B. Abdominal pain and diarrhea
hydrostatic
3. Antibiotic therapy
D. Ribbon like stool and failure to
pass meconium for the next 48 hours
4. Laxative administration
A. 1,2
B. 1,2,3
C. 2,3,4
D. 1,2,3,4
32. These 2 clinical manifestations if
observed with a newborn is highly
suggestive of intussusception.
B. Hematochezia and oliguria
tenderness and
D. Sausage shape mass in the
abdomen and currant jelly stool
33. The parents of a newborn is asking
you about the 1st stage of the surgical
management
of
their
son’s
Hirschsprung disease, what should be
your response
A. 1st stage means complete
corrective surgery of the disease
B. 1st stage means pre-operative
management
C. 1st stage means
preparation before surgery
35. A 14-month-old toddler underwent
palatoplasty, which of the ff. nursing
interventions should you avoid doing?
A. Vital signs
B. Suctioning
C. Intake and output monitoring
A. Crying and vomiting
C. Abdominal
constipation
C. Abdominal mass and loss of
appetite
bowel
D. 1st stage means means
placing temporary ostomy to relieve
obstruction
D. Mouth care
36. A 9 month old infant underwent
cheiloplasty, as the pediatric ward
nurse how will you position the patient
post operatively?
A. Prone position
B. Trendelenburg position
C. High fowlers position
D. Supine position
37. Surgery of choice to diagnose and
treat brain tumors.
A. Shunt insertion
B. Angioplasty
C. Surgical brain clipping
D. Craniotomy
38. A broad term given to the group of
malignant disease of the bone marrow,
blood, and lymphatic system?
34. These 2 clinical manifestations if
observed with a newborn is highly
suggestive of Hirschsprung disease.
A. Anemia
A. Vomiting
distension
C. Aplastic anemia
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and
abdominal
B. Bone cancer
D. Leukemia
39. Nursing management for a client w/
post radiation theraphy?
43.
Which
of
the
ff.
clinical
manifestations is a presenting sign of
Wilm’s tumor?
A. Hematuria
1. Shared room
B. Anemia
2. Private room
3. Complete
bathroom privileges
bedrest
w/out
A. 1,2
B. 2,3
C. 1,3
D. 1,2,3,4
40. Nursing management to a patient
w/ alopecia?
A. Hard shampoo
C. Hair color
D. Wigs
effect
of
A. Diarrhea
44.
The
ff.
are
nursing
care
management for eczema for pediatric
patients except?
A. Fabric conditioners can be
used in washing clothes
C. Woolen clothes or blankets,
rough fabrics, and furry stuffed animals
are
removed
from
the
child’s
environment.
D.
Baths
are
given
as
prescribed; the water is kept tepid; and
soaps(except as indicated), bubble
baths, oils, and powders are avoided
B. Fever
C. Sore throat
D. Alopecia
42. The ff. are the warning signs of
cancer:
1. Change in bladder habits
2. Unusual bleeding or discharge
45. You’re caring for a 2 yrs old infant
w/ eczema flare up, you are assisting
the toddler after his bath, what should
be your next nursing intervention?
A. Emollient can’t be applied to a
2-year-old patient
3. Unexplained anemia
4. Sudden weight loss
A. 1,2,3,4
B. 2,3
C. 1,2,3
D. 1,2
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that
B. Clothes and sheets are
laundered in a mild detergent and
rinsed thoroughly in clear water
B. Not wide toothed comb
side
mass
D. Painless swelling or mass w/in
the abdomen
4. Use of diaper
41.
Common
chemotherapy?
C. An abdominal
moves w/ respiration
B. Do not apply Emollient after
bath
C. Thoroughly
apply the Emollient
dry
skin
then
D. Immediately apply Emollient
after bath while the skin is still slightly
moist.
46. The following are therapeutic
management for Px w/ eczema except?
A. Enhancing skin hydration and
preventing dry, flaky skin.
B. Bubble baths and harsh soap
is recommended
C. Oral anti histamine drugs
such
as
hydroxyzine
or
diphenhydramine
usually
relieve
moderate or sever pruritus.
D. Occasional flare-ups require
the use of topical steroids to diminish
inflammation
47. Refers to a chronic childhood
arthritis, a group of heterogenous
chronic autoimmune diseases?
A.
Juvenile
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Idiopathic
B. Juvenile Idiopathic Carditis
C. Juvenile Idiopathic Ankylosis
D. Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
48. The ff. are facial manifestation of
children w/ allergic rhinitis, except?
A. Allergic shiners
B. Allergic sniff
C. Allergic salute
D. Allergic Gape
49.
Which
of
the
ff.
nursing
intervention is correct regarding diet
and exercise to Px w/ JIA?
A. Strictly follow an arthritis diet
to decrease joint swelling
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B. Obesity is a rare occurrence
for patients w/ JIA
C. Limit activity to board games
to prevent joint injury
D.
A
daily
complete
multivitamins w/ iron supplements can
be taken as dietary supplements
50. The ff. are true about JIA, except?
A. Joint x-ray can diagnose JIA
B. The cause of JIA is unknown
C. Affected joints will be stiff and
swollen
D. The major goals of theraphy
are to control pain, preserve joint
Range of Motion and function, minimize
the effects of inflammation such as
joint deformity, and promote normal
growth and development.